Ensure a smooth estate settlement with trusted local appraisers in Tallahassee.
Settling an estate is already emotionally challenging—navigating IRS rules and legal nuances shouldn’t make it harder. A precise Date of Death Valuation for Tallahassee real estate is crucial for accurate estate tax reporting, probate, and fair asset distribution. Inaccurate or non-compliant appraisals can lead to expensive family disputes, IRS penalties, and prolonged legal delays.
Local Expertise With over 20 years of certified appraisal experience in Leon County, our team has intimate knowledge of the Tallahassee market—from Killearn to Midtown and the FSU/FAMU-area neighborhoods.
Professional Credibility Our lead appraiser is state-certified, IRS-trained, and recognized by local estate attorneys and certified public accountants (CPAs) for delivering thorough, defensible estate valuations.
Compassionate, Prompt Service We understand the sensitive nature of estate settlements. Families appreciate our respectful approach, fast turnaround, and meticulous attention to detail.
Retrospective Market Analysis We reconstruct market conditions at the decedent’s date of death, using comparable sales and verified historical data to determine fair market value.
IRS & USPAP Compliance Every report includes signed statements affirming conformity with IRS rules and professional appraisal standards.
Defense-Ready Reports Our documentation is detailed enough to withstand IRS audits, probate court scrutiny, or attorney reviews.
Executor & Heir Support We coordinate with attorneys and CPAs to ensure seamless integration into the probate process and tax filings.
Choosing Property Appraisals Tallahassee FL means you get:
Reach out today for a confidential consultation or to request your Date of Death Valuation tailored specifically for Tallahassee and Leon County estates.
Many families and estate executors struggle with:
We address these by:
Our appraisers follow a multi-step process:
A compliant date of death appraisal:
Unlike national firms, we know the Tallahassee real estate landscape, from Betton Hills to Southwood. Our appraisers regularly handle complex property types—historic homes, acreage, and investment properties—ensuring each valuation is both accurate and locally relevant.
According to Florida Probate Law Review (2024), estates with professional date of death appraisals are 35% less likely to face IRS challenges or costly legal disputes.
Pricing includes full documentation, digital delivery, and one follow-up consultation.
Our pricing covers:
Online tools or general appraisals rarely meet IRS requirements and lack Tallahassee-specific market insight. Our detailed, defensible reports minimize risk and maximize estate protection.
We offer virtual consultations and can typically start your appraisal within 2 business days of initial contact. Evening and weekend appointments available.
Servicing all of Tallahassee and Leon County, including Killearn, Midtown, Southwood, and outlying areas.
If you or your legal team have questions or require report adjustments, we offer free revisions within 14 days of delivery.
Full refund for cancellations made at least 24 hours before the scheduled appraisal. $100 administrative fee applies after research or inspection begins.
We use photos, maintenance records, and, when available, witness statements to accurately reconstruct the property’s condition for retrospective appraisals.
Yes. Our Tallahassee date of death valuations are USPAP-compliant and have been accepted in hundreds of IRS and probate cases.
Absolutely. Our team is experienced in multi-property estates and can coordinate with your attorney or CPA to streamline the process.
A certified appraiser determines the date of death value by assessing the property’s fair market value as of the decedent’s date of passing, using historical sales data, market trends, and the property’s condition at that specific time.
Date of death valuations are professional property appraisals that establish the market value of real estate as of the owner’s date of death, often required for estate settlement, probate, and tax purposes.
Don’t let estate delays or IRS issues complicate your settlement.
Have questions or ready to start? Contact us today for a free, no-obligation assessment.